I'm going to try Megs 205 on a brand new white Dodge Challenger. It has some light marring from whatever "prep" the dealer did along with whatever the car went through in it's travels from plant to dealer lot.
I'm going to try Megs 205 on a brand new white Dodge Challenger. It has some light marring from whatever "prep" the dealer did along with whatever the car went through in it's travels from plant to dealer lot.
I too would bw interested to hear answers on this. As I'm putting together a list of pads, polisher, and backing plate to do my cars that have light scratches from many washes done poorly. I will be using M105 and or M205.
Try a gray first then move to white if more correction is desired. Being that its a new car and it is white, I think gray and 205 should fix you right up.
